Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22

Captain w. G. Dickinson, the efficient janitor of the postofice. This department netted over $100. James G. English, president of the County bank, drew No. s on the list, plush rocker. The prize winners will report at the armory this morning at o'clock to draw their prizes. Mrs. Emily J. Merwin of Bishop street No. 6,208, large ham. In the crush of people the managers were unable to find out last night who had drawn the prizes. There were about II ,000 season tickets sold and not few of the purchasers live in other towns. People in North Haven, Hamden, MontoWese, East Haven, Milford, Derby and other towns were among the ticket buyers The work of the committee at the armory did not cease until midnight, when the counting of the votes was completed. The manage ment of the fair deserve high compliment for the efficient and able manner in which the fair has been conducted and their services in handling so mammoth an undertaking ana everything having passed off without the slightest mishsp, despite the immense throngs present.
 BOOTH PRIZES.
 The following are those who drew the prizes which were disposed of by chance at the different booths
 Miss Hattie L. Rider, toy house and also work
 Abram Hyde, son of Capt. Hyde, large cake.
 J. c. McGull, patched quilt.
 Fred W. schieischer, baby carriage.
 - Buxbaum, baby carriage.
 John White, painting. N D. Clark elegant vase.
 Charles A A, Bradley, ia wheel i.p of fortune
 Richard Stratton, dressed doll. E. J. Kinler, plush chair.
 William Clark dnlsa Ranng paRgr of SoiSs4 Slsma Mrs H. c. Elmer, plush table.
 c. H. Bradley, Grants picture.
 T. F. Ingham rifle. Peter Small cake with ring in it. GIFT TICKET. There was also a gift ticket which was made out Tuesday night. There were ten prizes at fifty cents a chance. Miss Chapin did the drawing which resulted as follows: 1. Good News range, s6s g. Embroidered screen, o9sss B. Bookcase and desk, e13 f. Driving whip. a95 a95 5. One pair portiers. 9Ss 9Ss 6. Two pair silk corsets. s36 7 Half dog, gents shirts, 65 8. One lap robe, 9O6 g. Rocking horse tricycle., 759 10. One can of oil, II
 THE VOTING.
 The voting ended last night. The name of the winner of each prize is placed first The result is as follows:
 For patrolman's badge-T. Tripp 62715, Moses Greenbaum 351, Richard Moore, ST., 65, Geo. O. Bradley 54, J. Loughlan 20, Officer Selleck 20, L. s. Gerard 10, Lyman Bradley 5, Thomas Kennedy 4, J. Orr Az, W. Nichols 1, s. Streit E, B. Beegan I, Jeremiah Dennehy E, John Driscon E, Meigs 15.
 Register G. A. R. badge-Captain Embler 1 1,471, L. B. Brown 806 1-10, Dr. c. Raw ling 97, F. H. Waldron 69, William E. Nor gan 21, s. J. Fox 19, General Terry 10, B. 0. Wooden 10, Chaplain Anderson 9. Past masters jewel-E. F. Mansfield 93, H. c. Trecartin 2O15, F. N. Wiser 12. For line officers sword-Captain Gutt 2321S, Captain Embler IT, Captain Ford 36. For Col. Leavenworth's portrait--Light Guard 2Q5I. Gravs 3. Chair-J. Crow 637 1-1O, w. A. Lincoln 509, A. D. Sanborn 413, w. F. Smith 145, John Munson no 3-5, J. N. Coe 108, Thomas Worthington 7415, F. H. Waldron 57. For blacksmith's hammer and .anvil-Geo. Miller 192 4-5, L. H. Johnson 39. Lsdy's gold watch-Ida P. Beecher 700, Mrs. A. D. Baldwin 51711S, Mrs. A. H. Buck ingham 363.
 Conductors lantern-H. S. Beers 263, Will liam Thomas 16415. TO BE OFFERED TO-DAY. The armory will be opened this morning at nine o'clock, when all those who hold the lucky numbers can get their prizes. There will also be auction sale of lumber and the booths will be sold. The greens have been disposed of to the churches who want | ed them to decorate for Christmas. Satur- day night an auction sale of some of the l things which were not sold last night owing to the lateness of the hour will be held at Admiral Foote post headquarters. The receipts from the booths as given last avnnipO are aa follows.